In the recent past there have been a series of these court appearance malware attacks that claim to be from law firms or government entities. If you get one of these scams, do not click any links or open any attachments, delete these emails.
Monday, January 26, 2015
SCAM ALERT: fake court notice email making its rounds.
Internet scammers are sending emails claiming to
come from a real law firm called Baker & McKenzie. The email states
you are scheduled to appear in court and should click a link to view a
copy of the court notice. The email is not from Baker & McKenzie and
has no connection to the firm. It is an attempt by cyber criminals to
trick you into trying to prevent a negative consequence. If you click on
the link, you download and install malware.
In the recent past there have been a series of these court appearance malware attacks that claim to be from law firms or government entities. If you get one of these scams, do not click any links or open any attachments, delete these emails.
In the recent past there have been a series of these court appearance malware attacks that claim to be from law firms or government entities. If you get one of these scams, do not click any links or open any attachments, delete these emails.
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